Introduction to the methods and principles of psychology as science, including overview of historical foundations, psychobiology, social interaction, development, learning, motivation, perception, sensation, and personality. (Prerequisite for all other psychology courses).

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PYC2010Research Methods I

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Study of introductory issues of psychological research methodology. Topics covered include fundamentals of scientific psychology, sampling, research ethics, research question development, quantitative and qualitative data collection tactics, and a review of basic statistics used to interpret data collected by the tactics discussed in the course.

3

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PYC2020Research Methods II

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Study of the principles of (primarily) experimental methodology, statistical inference, critical evaluation of published research, and effective communication of research findings. Lecture topics include a review and expansion of the material from PYC 201. In addition, research projects require students to participate in the design of experiments with computational software, the collection and analysis of data, and the communication of findings in appropriately formatted research reports.

3

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PYC2330Human Relationship

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Introduction to working with people; theories and methods for supporting the interpersonal relationships of persons from infancy through adulthood. This course includes individual, group, family, and environmental guidance approaches and techniques of observing and recording behavior.

3

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PYC2340Infancy/Childhood

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Study of the developmental processes in infancy through the early childhood years. This course focuses on the physical, cognitive and socio-emotional changes; planned observation and interpretation of the child's development.

3

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PYC2360Middle Childhood

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Study of the developmental processes in middle childhood through adolescence, including physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional changes, planned observation and interpretation of development.

3

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PYC2500Developmental Psychology

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Study of the purpose and methods of lifespan developmental psychology. This course surveys normal developmental changes in childhood, adolescence, maturity and old age in diverse contexts; analyzes problems in adjustment to life experiences; and examines influences of heredity and environment on the development of the person.

3

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PYC2560Adult Development and Aging

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Study of the developmental processes in late adolescence through mature adulthood, including physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional changes; planned observation and interpretation of development.

3

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PYC2600Social Psychology

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Study of social-psychological theories to understand human thought and behavior as they influence and are influenced by others in actual or implied social and cultural situations. This course explores contemporary studies of attitudes, communication and group influences on perception, emotion, motivation, conformity, cooperation, competition, altruism, aggression, prejudice, and attribution.

3

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PYC2620Exploring Leadership

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This course/seminar will involve student discussion, exercises, role plays, structured experiences, and interactive projects as methods of learning about the theories and practices of leadership. Students will learn that leadership is a body of knowledge that can be taught and learned by anyone. "Leadership is a process of visioning, initiating, guiding, and encouraging a group to accomplish positive change."

3

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PYC2650Psychology of Environment

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Application of psychological principles and methods to define the interaction
between the social, natural and built environment. This course focuses upon
psychological theory, research and data regarding critical factors affecting
people in their environment, and offers a basis to assist the architect in the
design and planning of the human environment.

3

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PYC2750Human Sexuality

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Study of approaches to sexuality in order to promote a deeper understanding of the central role which sexuality plays in human life. Aspects of sexuality include evolutionary, genetic, physiological, hormonal, developmental, emotional, dynamic, interpersonal, legal and cultural. Particular emphasis is placed on appreciating functional explanations for many common and uncommon behaviors associated with human sexuality.

3

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PYC2900Current Topics

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An in-depth analysis of a particular topic in psychology, selected on a rotating basis. Topics such as marriage, women and mental health, aging, substance abuse and others will be presented.

3

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PYC3010Experimental Psychology

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Study of the principles of experimental design, methodology, and measurement within the field of psychology through lecture. Laboratory exposure concentrates upon the development through practical experience of research skills and technical competencies in report writing.

3

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PYC3410Personality

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Survey course of the major theories of personality including psychoanalytic, socio-cultural, behavioristic, and humanistic points of view. Emphasis is on the origin, structure, and dynamics of personality.

3

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PYC3420Abnormal Psychology

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Comprehensive exploration of causative factors, symptomatology, assessment, and treatment of varieties of psychological disorders. Consideration is given to varied theoretical and applied approaches for analyzing and treating difficulties.

3

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PYC3430Health Psychology

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This course is an introduction to the field of health psychology. The course will explore the relationship between psychological theory and research as it applies to health beliefs, health behavior, and interventions. Through weekly readings and discussion, three units focus on basic concepts and the biopsychosocial model; well-being, stress, and illness; and applied interventions, prevention and psychological aspects of health care. In addition, through group presentations we will explore applied health psychology and the role of health psychologists.

3

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PYC3500Psychology of Religion

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Study of the intersection between religion and psychology especially as interpreted by the psychodynamic and humanistic schools of thought. Topics include faith development, conscience and superego, the notion of healthy human behavior, origin of the ideas of God, quest for meaning, and moral development. (Also offered as RELS 3500.)

3

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PYC3510Family Development

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Study of families in a diverse and changing world. This course critically analyzes family theories, diversity of family structures, roles of men, women and children, family developmental crises, family communications and family stressors. Topics include approaches to family support and parent education.

3

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PYC3540Sex Differences & Sex Roles

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Introduction to human sex differences resulting from cultural factors acting on biologically based dispositions. This course explores many influences, social, political, genetic, hormonal¿which cause men and women to behave differently.

3

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0

PYC3650Exploring Leadership Community

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Seminar (open to all University students) designed to provide students with an understanding of various leadership theories. Upon completion of this course, students develop their own definition of leadership and an understanding of community needs. Through individual assessment, reflection, implementation, and application of leadership skills and theories, students learn how to affect change within their communities, organizations and within their personal and professional lives.

3

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PYC3700Industrial/Organizational Psy

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This course surveys major topics in I/O psychology, including motivation, stress, job satisfaction, selection and placement, job design, performance appraisal, organizational structure, and training and development. Emphasis is on understanding research and practice at the levels of the individual employee, work group, and organization.

3

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PYC3960Readings in Psychology

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Directed readings in the field of psychology chosen by student and approved by faculty member with papers, oral reports and/or examinations required as evidence of work completed. Students should arrange a meeting with a sponsoring faculty member.

1

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PYC4070Advanced Psychobiology

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Study of the relationships between the nervous system and behavior. This course focuses on the physiology of the nervous system, neural transmission, and neural mechanisms of motivation, emotion, psychopathology and higher brain functions.

Survey of the history of psychology from the ancient Greeks to the present. General theoretical systems of psychology including Associationism, Structuralism, Behavioralism and its offshoots. Gestalt theories, Phenomenalism and Existentialism, Psychoanalytic and related schools. Hormic and Holistic Psychologies.

3

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PYC4140Learning & Memory

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Study of the major theories and models of human memory and relevant animal models. This course focuses on classical and operant conditioning, cognitive learning theory, information processing, attention and models of short- and long-term memory.

3

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PYC4150Learn/Memory Lab

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Two hour lab per week to supplement PYC 4140 by demonstrating principles discussed in lectures.

Cross-cultural exploration of forces involved in the socialization process, drawing on research from anthropology, biology, and psychology. Effects of cultural and socioeconomic variables on children's cognitive and affective learning styles.

3

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PYC4510Death & Dying

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Study of the psychology, biology, physiology of death. This course also examines current concerns, medical and psychological, regarding the care and treatment of a terminal patient.

3

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0

PYC4700Issues in Indus/Organiz Psych

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Comprehensive survey of the basic issues in industrial/organizational psychology, including readings and independent projects. Examines the different aspects of industrial/organizational psychology, such as historical perspective, research methods, personnel psychology, organizational psychology.

3

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PYC4730Basic Practicum

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Provides opportunities for psychology majors in junior and senior years to work within applied settings to gain clinical, developmental, family life education, and/or experimental experience. It must be arranged through a sponsoring faculty member.

1

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0

PYC4890Group Dynamics

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This course is an overview of the theory, concepts and research on small groups. The course will consist of lecture, discussion and activities that will clarify the basic processes of groups.

3

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0

PYC4910Rsrch Develop Pych

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Study of the role of the scientific method in understanding children and families. This course includes current trends in developmental and contextual theory and research, use of quantitative and qualitative measurement strategies, and the interpretation of research findings in selected areas, including human development and family science.

3

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0

PYC4950Special Projects

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A special course under the direction of a staff member for students proposing special interests in research areas. Students must obtain written permission of the staff member and the chairperson of the Psychology Department.

1

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0

PYC5000Social Psychology

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Theory and research in individual and group social psychology. Special psychology. Special stress on interpersonal dynamics between health care givers and their clients.

3

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0

PYC5010Psychopathology

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Lab Hours

Survey of theory and research in personality and abnormal behavior.

3

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0

PYC5020Lifespan Development

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This course focuses on an in-depth study of developmental processes and learning principles throughout the lifespan. Theory and research relevant to social, emotional, intellectual and physical development are examined. Application of developmentally-based counseling strategies and interventions are explored and utilized.

3

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PYC5030Statistics

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The course is designed to introduce students to some of the statistical methods available for the examination and analysis of the data relevant to the behavioral and health sciences. It is neither a "how to" course nor a course in math. Rather, it is aimed at an intermediate level of understanding which should make statistics and the reasoning behind their use understandable to the student. The course also requires the use of the computer software package SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences).

3

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0

PYC5040Advanced Research

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Advanced research design and methodology in psychology, focusing on appropriateness of methodology, including validity issues and practical applications.

3

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0

PYC5200Assmt Meth I

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Introduction to theory and practice of testing and measurement of cognitive processes, especially intelligence and personality.

3

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PYC5210Projective Measure

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Theory and practice of projective testing.

3

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PYC5220Assmt III:Addictn

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Theory and techniques of administering and interpreting evaluative instruments in substance abuse. Study and practice of DSM-III.

3

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0

PYC5230Assmt Iv:Children

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Clinical Hours

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Psychological assessment principles and techniques used with infants, children and adolescents.

3

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PYC5300Therapy I

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Studio Hours

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Exploration of the development of counseling methods and intervention procedures at theoretical, research-based and experiential levels. Critical issues in individual, group and family-systems approaches.

3

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0

PYC5320Psychothpy/Childrn

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Introduction and application of behavior modification research to therapeutic methods.

3

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0

PYC5360Family Theory

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Principles of individual psychological treatment with children, including play therapy and other techniques.

3

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0

PYC5400Socialization:Chld

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Cross-cultural exploration of forces involved in socialization processes, drawing on research from anthropology, biology and psychology.

3

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0

PYC5420Child & Adolescent Development

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Fundamental theories, principles of development and research trends as they apply to child and adolescent development.

3

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PYC5430Family Therapy

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Application of therapeutic principles to therapeutic practices for families.

3

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0

PYC5700Issues in Indus/Organiz Psych

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Comprehensive survey of the field of Industrial/Organizational Psychology, including personnel psychology, organizational psychology and engineering psychology.

Specialized examination of human resources assessment issues including theory and practice behind the use of human resources instruments in organizational systems, for organizational change and evaluation.

3

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0

PYC5730Eth Iss/Workplace

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Ethical principles which govern professional practice, especially in the industrial setting in the work environment. Interaction of motivation and morale of personnel with the pressure of ethical standards in industry and organizations.

3

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PYC5740Training & Develop

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Systematic review and practicum in the training and development of employees. Application of learning theory and research to design and implementation of training programs. Needs assessment, goal setting and evaluation of training.

3

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0

PYC5750Leadership Models

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Lab Hours

Survey of theoretical approaches, empirical findings and applied practice pertaining to leadership in the workplace. Relationships between theoretical models and applied practice and between leadership process and the content of leadership behavior.

3

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0

PYC5760Race Rel/Workplace

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Presentation and class exercises on principles of culture applied to work behavior in internationally diverse settings. Exploration of cross-cultural perceptions, attitudes, values and behavioral expectations to clarify interpersonal relations among people of different backgrounds and to enhance their productive performance.

3

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0

PYC5790Capstone Experience

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Integrative, independent-study and seminar experience relates theory, research and practice in industrial/organizational psychology. Guest speakers, student presentations integrate industrial/organizational psychology principles with practicum experience and career preparation. The final examination is the I/O master's program comprehensive exam which is administered in mid-April. This course is taken concurrently with PYC 5880, Practicum Experience. Both courses run for the entire second year of the program (and meet bi-monthly during both semesters). Students register for PYC 5790 in the fall and register for PYC 5880 in the winter.

3

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0

PYC5880Practicum Indus/Org Psychology

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A minimum of 250 hours of supervised practice of industrial/organizational psychology in the workplace. Emphasis on skills in assessment, interpersonal communication, decision-making, problem-solving, trouble-shooting and insight into organizational problems and needs. (Please see above for scheduling.)

An introduction to the process of consultation, the skills required and the uses of consultation in schools.

3

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0

PYC6160School Psych Consultation II

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Advanced theory & practice in consultation. Emphasis on system-level techniques for developing and sustaining home, community, and school collaboration. Includes study of prevention programs for promoting student academic success.

3

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0

PYC6200Sch Psy Assemnt & Intervent I

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Administration, scoring, interpretation and report writing of structured intelligence tests such as the Wechsler Scales and various achievement and perceptual-motor tests. Focus is on the assessment of the school-age child.

3

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0

PYC6201Field Experiences I

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

On site observation of school psychology & schools as systems.

1

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0

PYC6210Sch Psy Assmnt & Intervent II

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Administration, scoring and interpretation of intelligence. The integration of test data from a variety of sources. Focus is on assessment of the pre-school child.

3

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0

PYC6211Field Experiences II

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

On site observation of school psychology and schools as systems.

1

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PYC6220Personality Assmt

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Intensive study. Common instruments used to assess the visual intelligence, motor and adaptive behavior in pre-school children.

3

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0

PYC6240School Psychology Practicum II

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Lab Hours

Closely supervised practice in consultation, individual evaluation, assessment and intervention design with school age children. Minimum of 300 hours. Occurs during winter semester and corresponds with January through April of the public school calendar.

3

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0

PYC6250School Psychology Internship

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Experience in the full range of psychological and related services within a public school system or mental health agency.

3

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0

PYC6300Psy Service in Sch

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

The roles and functions of the psychologist in the schools. Educational and psychological assessment, consultation, ethical standards, problems and issues. Status of field.

3

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0

PYC6310School Psy Seminar

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Discussion of practical and theoretical problems encountered during the internship. Further content in professional school psychology.

3

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0

PYC6320Topics in Sch Psy

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An in-depth analysis of current topics in the field of school psychology. Topics will change yearly.

3

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0

PYC6330Legal Ethical Issues Sch Psy

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Covers the ethical standards and legal regulation in school psychology and special education.

3

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0

PYC6400Applied Behavior Analysis

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Provides intensive introduction and practice in applied behavior analysis procedures and their use in developing individual and classroom intervention strategies.

3

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0

PYC6470Directed Studies

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Under the direction of a member of the staff, a student may carry out a research project. No specific limitations on area of interest are imposed but a final written report is required by the department.

1

0

0

PYC6480Resrch in Psy Lit

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Individual research in psychological problems based upon investigation of periodical literature.

3

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0

PYC6490Specialist Project

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Students should consult the department for requirements and format.

3

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0

PYC6500History & Systems

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Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Philosophical and scientific background of modern psychology. Historical development of theories and ideas which affect the practice of psychotherapy.

3

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0

PYC6510Physiological Psychology

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Biological mechanisms underlying behavior, with special attention given to human behavioral disorders. Neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, and the biological basis of psychophysiological disorders and psychopathology.

3

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0

PYC6540Personality

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Analysis of the major theories of personality, including psychoanalytic, behavioral and humanistic perspectives.

3

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0

PYC6550Psychoanaly Concpt

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

A basic, systematic introduction to key concepts in psychoanalytic theory and practice.

3

0

0

PYC6600Statistical Methods I

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

First course in the two-term sequence of advanced statistical methods in psychology. Linear models including analysis of variance (factorial and repeated measures), multiple regression, and analysis of covariance. Continuous and categorical dependent measures are covered.

The process of empirical research from developing conceptual models, proposal writing, to preparing research reports. The format of this course is that of a participant seminar.

3

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0

PYC6640Research Topics

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Ongoing seminar involving faculty and students in research presentations. Emphasis on interpretation of design and analysis and implementation of research

1

0

0

PYC6700Psy Assessment I

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Introduction of clinical assessment techniques and concepts of test construction, validity and reliability, emphasizing the administration, scoring and interpretation of the Wechsler Scales, MMPI and Bender Gestalt.

3

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0

PYC6710Psy Assessment II

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An introduction to the more projective diagnostic instruments used in a standard clinical battery of tests. Theory and rationale of the Projective Hypothesis underlying projective techniques presented through lectures, readings and discussion. Administration, scoring and principles guiding interpretation of the DAP, TAT and Rorschach.

3

0

0

PYC6730Psy Assessment III

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An in-house practicum in assessment conducted at the University Psychology Clinic.

0

0

0

PYC6740Develop Psychology

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An intensive examination and integration of major theories in developmental psychology.

3

0

0

PYC6750Child Development

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An intensive examination of the course of development from the prenatal period up to adolescence.

3

0

0

PYC6760Child Psychopath

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An examination of childhood psychopathology, beginning from infantile disturbances up to adolescence. Major syndromes are examined from both a theoretical viewpoint and the perspective of the working clinician.

3

0

0

PYC6770Child Therapy

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Training in the psychological treatment of children.

3

0

0

PYC6780Adoles Path/Thrpy

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An intensive study of interrelated topics to demonstrate the intimate relationship of knowledge of normal development with its pathology and treatment.

A practicum at the Psychology Clinic of the University of Detroit Mercy. The focus is on the development of therapeutic skills.

0

0

0

PYC7520Adv Psychtherapy Practicum

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Students who have completed PYC 7500 may continue to see patients at the Psychology Clinic under supervision. Admission by permission of the instructor.

0

0

0

PYC7530Clinical Practicum

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Approximately 500 hours of supervised clinical experience in an organized health care setting.

0

0

0

PYC7540Clinical Internship

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

A 2,000-hour supervised year of clinical experience in an organized health care setting. The internship may be taken on a full-time basis for one year or on at least a 20-hour per week half-time basis for two years.

0

0

0

PYC7650Cognitive Theory

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Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

This course is designed to examine the basic tenets of cognitive therapy. Students develop a basic understanding of the cognitive theory of personality and its application in psychotherapy.

3

0

0

PYC7670Neuropsychology

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Essential neuroscience foundations and clinical methods for the study of brain-behavior relationships. Test methods and approaches are surveyed and evaluated critically with reference to various clinical settings.

3

0

0

PYC7680Group Processes

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

A review of major contributions from the fields of social psychology, sociology and clinical psychology related to the development, process and structure of small groups.

3

0

0

PYC7690Human Sexuality

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

This course begins with biological, psychological and anthropological theories regarding sexuality. Varieties of human sexual states are explored across the life-span, including heterosexuality, homosexuality, marriage, solo sexuality, and celibacy. Deviations from the normal are discussed in the contexts of legal issues and clinical applications.

3

0

0

PYC7700Clinical Health

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

A review of the application of psychological knowledge to the processes of health and illness. Issues revolving around the interrelationships of psychological and physical dimensions to health and illness.

3

0

0

PYC7710Psychosis:Process

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Definition, processes and concepts most useful to understanding psychosis. Treatment of psychotic individuals based upon an in-depth theoretical understanding of psychotic processes and manifestations.

3

0

0

PYC7720Brief Intervention

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Concepts of emotional crisis and of emergency and brief intervention. Assessment, selection criteria, treatment planning and implementation using brief therapy principles. Factors affecting efficient and effective use of intervention time.

3

0

0

PYC7730Superv & Consultat

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Examination of models and methods of clinical supervision of individual and group psychotherapy.

3

0

0

PYC7740Behavioral Treatmt

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

An examination of the various ways in which behavior can be changed using behavioral and cognitive behavioral techniques.

3

0

0

PYC7750Cultural Diversity

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

Clinical Hours

Lab Hours

Exploration of contemporary perspectives on human differences and examination of the powerful influences of "cultural identity" on intrapsychic development and cognitive, affective, and psychosocial functioning.

3

0

0

PYC7950Topics in Psych

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Recitation/Lecture Hours

Studio Hours

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An in-depth analysis of current topics in psychology. Topics will change yearly.

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PYC7980Directed Studies

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Students who have completed all course and practicum requirements but who have not as yet passed their qualifying exam should register for this course every term until they achieve doctoral candidate status, i.e. by passing their qualifying examination.